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A chartered surveyor assesses the condition and value of physical asset including house, construction or planning of new development. They even help companies at the design and execution stages of a construction project with suggestions to maximise the use of available land.

London Chartered surveyors also give advice on renovating a property, getting planning permission or on any kind of environmental issues.

Benefits of employing a chartered surveyor

You get a professional opinion on vital and expensive property investment

They are property experts and have experience of working with local authorities

They assess the condition of existing site or building and produce a report that includes the issues in details, potential solutions and cost

Building surveyors – They advise on design considerations and construction of new buildings as well as renovation for existing buildings

Rural surveyors – They value rural properties like farm and farm machineries as well as advice landowners on how to deal with the local authorities

Environmental surveyors – They determine and scrutinize the effects of property on environment, for example giving advice to someone, who is constructing a building on contaminated soil.

What qualifications to look for

A degree course accredited by RICS is a must. In addition, select a surveyor with minimum 2 years practical experience prior taking APC exam to become fully qualified. All the London Chartered surveyors undergo rigorous training and qualify to add MRICS credentials in their titles.